2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11609-011-0156-x
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Transformationstheorie auf neuen Pfaden?

Abstract: Zusammenfassung: der Aufsatz erkundet die entwicklungen des transformationstheoretischen diskurses über den Postsozialismus seit 1998, wobei insbesondere theoretisch-konzeptuelle Reorientierungen und Innovationen interessieren. Nach der Identifikation wichtiger neuer oder diskursiv gestärkter Ansätze werden drei von ihnen näher vorgestellt und diskutiert: der Postkommunismusansatz, steuerungstheoretische Zugänge sowie Ansätze der europäisierung. Zusammenfassend lässt sich tatsächlich von einer "zweiten generat… Show more

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“…Regarding the impact of meritocratic selection processes, it was assumed that the representation of East Germans in the regional elites would quasi-automatically increase with a new generation (Solga 1996, 105;Kollmorgen 2021, 231). However, it was soon evident that these assumptions were not correct (Kollmorgen 2001). In empirical terms, our dataset shows that the share of people with migration biographies from West Germany among East Germany's elite actually increased by a third from 1990 to 2010.…”
Section: Elite Transfer and West German Socialisationmentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…Regarding the impact of meritocratic selection processes, it was assumed that the representation of East Germans in the regional elites would quasi-automatically increase with a new generation (Solga 1996, 105;Kollmorgen 2021, 231). However, it was soon evident that these assumptions were not correct (Kollmorgen 2001). In empirical terms, our dataset shows that the share of people with migration biographies from West Germany among East Germany's elite actually increased by a third from 1990 to 2010.…”
Section: Elite Transfer and West German Socialisationmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The assumption of early transformation research, guided by modernisation theory, that this convergence would happen quickly and automatically was strongly criticised. This led to the recognition of the cultural factor, of non-Western potential and of multivariant, open-ended, own-logical developments (Waschkuhn and Thumfart 1999, 15-18;Kollmorgen 2001). Despite some exceptions (Damskis et al 1996;Damskis 1997), this mostly did not prevent elite researchers from using the West German situation as the benchmark for assessing the development of East German elites (Maier and Schmitt 2008;Jaeck et al 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%